bnha/mha - texts | Is water Wet? - a Danplan skit

[@_-nezukokamado-_1772]

Todoroki says "im ur host "happy todo" Me: ...BAHAHAHAHAHA

[@L.A.F_out_loud]

I am a person unhappy Lucas

[@gray9425]

Happy all over lol

[@Tanjiro3.0]

Nezuko 🙂

[@kaosuri]

should do the "are you a sociopath? by danplan" too XD with those three crackheads again but deku as jay because its just so canon for him 😂

[@shadowman8905]

thats one of my favorite videos

[@Brantley7426]

I love that one

[@enterchannelname7514]

it is out now, in case you didn't know.

[@shadowman8905]

@@enterchannelname7514 am watching now

[@kirarodkey1166]

YESSS

[@shotosoba4962]

Out of all, I really love how Aoyama knew the '4th wall' 😂

[@kiyoko7709]

"Water isn't wet" Water makes things wet like if water gets on a piece of paper it is now classified as wet therefore water itself cannot be wet

[@cheebi9820]

@@magicmushroom9426 learn to spell molecule first. Second, you can’t add another water molecule to water to make it wet. Water molecules make things wet by encasing the original molecules in water molecules. You can’t encase water molecules with water molecules, they would just “combine” to increase the volume of water.

[@cheebi9820]

@@magicmushroom9426 sorry, forgot you can’t read

[@flowey1145]

there's dry water so the water is wet *i rest my case*

[@cheebi9820]

@@flowey1145 that’s not how that works moron

[@cheebi9820]

@@flowey1145 dry water is just tiny water droplets encased in a silica substance. Imagine a bag filled with water, but the size of a grain of sand.

[@shototodoroki9796]

Personally I think water isn't wet itself but this made my head hurt and now I'm completely confused :

[@duckycena]

water isnt wet tho so why it hurt your head

[@luv.zharii2032]

I'm more confused than denki, I believe Ive lost more than 75% of my braincells watching this.

[@imaginechi7677]

Water isn’t wet, but the chemicals making up it are wet???

[@MTF.TAU5..Bob.]

@@luv.zharii2032 we all know you have more braincells than kaminari

[@shototodoroki9796]

@@luv.zharii2032 I lost a few brain cells aswell I'm pretty sure

[@aika0605]

Water isn't wet by itself, but it makes other materials wet when it sticks to the surface of them. Enjoy

[@NohaGames18]

NO!! Water IS wet because everything that touches water gets wet, AN WATER IS IN CONSTANT TOUCH WITH IT SELF. Something gets wet when the particles of water (H2O) attach themselves to it. So, technically, since water particles are constantly attached to each other (because if not it wouldn't make water) water is wet. If you evaporate water it stops being wet because the particles separate and, eventually, it ends up being part of the air.

[@bobbipotter3508]

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[@guidinglight9082]

@@NohaGames18 HUH?! THATS LITERALLY EXACTLY WHAT WAS SAID IN THE VIDEO AND CAN BE DEBUNKED WITH THE EXACT SAME WORDS! WATER ITSELF CANNOT ADD VALUE TO ITSELF!

[@yuri_gacha3001]

Water is NOT wet. Sure the particles are touching but if you add something that's not wet to something else that's not wet it is still not going to be wet.

[@22_Mal_22]

according to google 'Since the word wet is defined as being saturated with a substance, it is impossible for water to be wet. Water can saturate things and can also be saturated by other substances, but it is impossible for it to be wet.' I totally agree

[@YellowMochiiz]

See? Even google agrees!

[@ScottIrving746]

"Air itself is not dry" My man has clearly never been to a desert....

[@abhinavmohabe2805]

But air will always have water vapour wherever the place on earth

[@preronasengupta163]

Air isn't dry. In a desert, there aren't enough water molecules in the air, and hence less moisture, which is why the overall climate is dry. Air isn't dry or wet . It's air.

[@ravirot5452]

Air itself its not dry its the sun that makes air in the desert to hot.

[@dehoopb8097]

And you clearly weren't near the Amazon river

[@Cat_shark132]

Fr

[@meatymaggot]

"Happy Todo." I still don't know why that host name made me so happy out of nowhere when just a second ago I was sad.

[@CHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIR]

Water isn't wet, that is accurate. 'Suki was just throwing random shit out, Deku was saying facts and logic.

[@ZiBichu]

I just googled it and water is wet😗

[@CHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIR]

@@ZiBichu Don't believe everything you see on the internet

[@deviratmeliya]

@@ZiBichu r/wooosh sorry

[@fahimislam9379]

@@ZiBichu Wet definition moistened, covered, or soaked with liquid and water is a liquid

[@ArtsiArt]

WATER IS WET

[@nicolesalley2195]

I learned this fact a little bit ago, and I agree with Midoriya, water itself is not wet, just anything it gets on! Like if you were to shower, your body would become wet because the water would stick to you. In a way, water is a completely different object, for instance, water isn't a solid unless it's frozen, and our bodies are like solid objects even though it contains multiple states of matter! I hope this helped!😅

[@dvousmenace5438]

Well, you see, the definition of wet, is when somthing solid, is touched, or covered, by liquid, and then is therefore wet. Therefore, the liquid itself cannot be considered wet.

[@yaminlalani-ho8jm]

Ururaka:MABYE ITS JUST A DUMB DEBATE me:NO FUCKING SHIT SHERLOCK ITS CALLED DUMBDEBATES

[@constellationfateseditor3488]

Ahahahahahaha, the reasons why I become dumber in this quarantine🤣🤣🤣

[@jane8795]

lol same

[@stoketwinslover2148]

Man dont we all

[@_Meretricious]

Bakugo/Stephen only lost this argument because he was dumb as well...

[@Mxnkiz]

I CANT STOP CLICKING THESE, I HAVE ALREADY HAD 5 NOSEBLEEDS BUT WHEN I SEE ONE I IMEADIENTLY CLICK THEMMMM REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE

[@aikaameya3930]

There is a mixture called "dry water" that exists. However I don't think anyone would call it water anymore, so I guess water can't be wet, so it therefore can't be dry? I'm on the side that water isn't wet, but this fight is confusing anyways 😂

[@malakalshurafa1068]

Bro i ligit asked alexa if "water is wet"she said "things become wet when they come in contact with a liquid but water therefore water itself js not wet" omg lmao i am questioning i all my life decisions right now i thought it was wet

[@EdrikGenier]

Google take the most popular site but if you do some digging scientists are not sure if water is wet or not

[@your.._one]

*A human heart or liver costs around $100k-$200k on the dark web.* o.O

[@kio1663]

My brain cells are completely gone from this.....

[@animegod2424]

Okay, you can kind of see the tactic Stephen went for here, by using what Daniel said and reversing it to make Daniel have to repeat his argument as Stephen goes forward in order to get out more information. Water is not wet. If you put water into water, it doesn't add a different substance that could get wet, therefore it isn't wet. You can add things to it to make it wet on that thing, but most liquids don't apply, unlike oil which doesn't mix with water. Other liquids that do would just be considered that liquid diluted in water which would not be wet. However, solids can be added into water and made wet. Water added into water only adds more to itself, so it would just be more water.

[@Cat_shark132]

What

[@justluna8729]

Water makes things wet while not being wet. Just like how a person can make someone happy without being happy themself.

[@Iloveanimals-gu9pp]

I decided to watch this in science class and now my few remaining braincells are all gone. 😔

[@tom2685]

Remember when once your clothes are wet when the wet isn't drying it's not dry but either if it dries it's not wet!

[@miracaaahalane]

Koda this whole time is just “Water is not wet-“

[@MaG-vp5wb]

I totaly didn't google that, but the true answer is - Water isn't wet by itself, but it makes other materials wet when it sticks to the surface of them.

[@sharmisthadey5347]

I can imagine Todoroki in the corner wearing those meme glasses while the mass bickers over themselves. Awesome

[@starry165]

can we talk about todoroki’s name being “happy todo”, i find that adorable 😭😭😭

[@unkxrn]

my brain rn: 🤡

[@happyhippo509]

Water isn’t wet itself, but it can make other materials, like a table, napkin and more wet.

[@tiffanybartolo9823]

OMG, that brought back memories! Great work, keep it up! Could you do another prank Lyrics of the song 'All eyes on me' by O3ro, please.

[@veejaymanalo2287]

SALT AND FRESH WATER CANNOT BE MIXED

[@caramel2347]

This audio makes me wanna go back in time a few years so danplan is still a thing ;-;

[@Chins_the_lol]

Still a thing 😌

[@cryptownight7304]

This is making my head hurt and I am having a existential crisis

[@thecontrarysnivy]

When I just approve of Jiro's "What about the nicknames?" as well as Ochaco's "I'm staying out of this", just because they're my two favourite characters (along with Dark Shadow but Tokoyami never gives Dark Shadow a chance with the phone) Meanwhile I'm thinking: Are we counting ice as water? Would that change anything?

[@The_Anonymouse_User]

That would mean that water cannot be wet, but can be dry.

[@fionamarie3393]

the amount of confusion in this video is just perfection 😂

[@xzx_yx]

Okay- but like- Aoyama- he's breaking the fourth wall again- and even brought it up in FRONT OF THE CLASS-

[@ArtiaYoung]

Me, myself, and I : ... Wait but by saying something is wet, is when it was dry before it got wet. Because if something is known to be wet all the, then it would not be called wet, it would be called the object. So to clarify that something is "wet" it would have to be dry before. If a sponge was in a skin all the time, then it would not be called , wet sponge, it would just be called , sponge, and a water bottle, same thing goes with that. And oil. oil is a luqid, it is not wet. Wet is like saying there is water on an object that is not wet, or is not supossed to be, like there could be drops or socked in the/on the object. Then you could say the object is wet because the object was not wet before. So , water can't be wet because it was never dry. Water is water. Oil is oil. Hand sanatizer is Hand sanatizer. There for i say water is not wet. 😅

[@beingbored9514]

I wasn’t even paying attention I was just eating blueberries and listening and I still SOMEHOW lost brain cells. So, my conclusion is, wtf.

[@_Meretricious]

Air humidity... air can be wet and dry, air itself doesn’t hold a significant enough amount of water to be felt and considered wet, so in a general sense, it it dry. Being wet doesn’t have to be in the tense that water can become more wet, it’s the water itself that is wet. Wet objects can make other objects wet, you dry your wet hair with a towel, the towel will become wet, it’s common sense. Water is not the only thing to make things wet either, especially when you think of wet as a textural term. If you put your hand in a bucket of water, it would feel wet. Water is an object, and it acts as it’s own catalyst to make things wet. Therefore, water is wet in every term.

[@rand9mh7man3]

Ok but water is not wet-

[@Mi-Intro_vert]

I AGREE

[@Liko-dn8fk]

IT IS WET

[@MikotoNakishinazawa]

Na, I agree that it isn't. If it gets on us then we are wet, water is just matter...

[@Something-r1]

I AGREE WATER'S NOT WET

[@Something-r1]

I AGREE WATER'S NOT WET

[@Rib-]

oh my gosh I've had this theoretical debate in my head before and it was kinda trippy tbh

[@sasaki7589]

Hii i love yogur vídeos 💖🌸💖🌸❣️🌸

[@bustydumpling]

Hello! Thank you! ❤️💖

[@jynxed4496]

that moment when you came from watching a video about someone making dry water-

[@REI-yf7ih]

"Is water wet?" "Is Izuku, Killua and Gon's secret love child? The answer is yes, obviously to both questions!" This is a joke, don't come at me.

[@Cat_shark132]

Haha

[@meicalin5425]

To the 2-6 people out there who thinks water is wet your wrong🙃😃. For example take two dry towels and put them on top of each other, the towel can not be anymore dry because they are the same.💅🙄

[@amaya0618]

"Water is not wet" Sorry 'suki😢

[@LilMissy9315]

Lmao you just know that aizawa accidentally mentioned this to mic later and it started the whole staff in the debate later on and then all the pros 😂😂

[@morgan9645]

you should do the “Can you survive attack on titan”

[@jinglesthedeafcat9238]

Water isn't wet by itself, but it makes other materials wet when it sticks to the surface of them. There for water isn’t wet :)

[@jinglesthedeafcat9238]

Damn I watched this video 10 months ago and now I’ve just rewatched it lol

[@dreamnotfoundshippersforev8334]

Water Isn't actually wet I googled it because I generally got confused 😂

[@amyjamisenhi3949]

I have to agree with aoyama and say that those is hurting my small brain.. BUT it's also funny

[@ChilliesChilli]

Lol me just googling it and finding out dekus right.

[@Person_existing]

What if it’s neither? When your body or any object touches water, the water droplets stay on top of that thing rather then soaking in, and then it just runs off the person. And it just makes you wet so it’s not really wet itself. BUT objects made of things like cloth and cotton can absorb the water making the object actually wet. When you drink water it’s just stored in your stomach then soon taken out, and you can’t feel it. It’s just making your insides wet. So water is a chemical no mortal is able to physically touch nor store within themselves, but certain objects can, their for proving that water is neither wet or “dry” as one might say.

[@darthy1351]

Yay im early for once hallo

[@lcarter9401]

The question they should have asked from the start is " is water dry from the beginning without qdding or taking away anything"

[@dragxnlxvers4266]

First

[@enderwolf7288]

Liquid water is not itself wet, but can make other solid materials wet. Wetness is the ability of a liquid to adhere to the surface of a solid, so when we say that something is wet, we mean that the liquid is sticking to the surface of a material. Whether an object is wet or dry depends on a balance between cohesive and adhesive forces.

[@jeromesol2725]

Basically "The Big Three Idiots Cause Massive Braincell Loss". At least Kaminari has nothing to lose...

[@nevahh.c0m]

Water is wet because it’s like your saying a rock can make a tree wet

[@dariel351]

Water Is Not Wet, I believe that, and if it's necessary I'll die with that thought

[@christmascarol1328]

Liquid water is not itself wet, but can make other solid materials wet. Wetness is the ability of a liquid to adhere to the surface of a solid, so when we say that something is wet, we mean that the liquid is sticking to the surface of a material. Whether an object is wet or dry depends on a balance between cohesive and adhesive forces. Cohesive forces are attractive forces within the liquid that cause the molecules in the liquid to prefer to stick together. Cohesive forces are also responsible for surface tension. If the cohesive forces are very strong, then the liquid molecules really like to stay close together and they won't spread out on the surface of an object very much. On the contrary, adhesive forces are the attractive forces between the liquid and the surface of the material. If the adhesive forces are strong, then the liquid will try and spread out onto the surface as much as possible. So how wet a surface is depends on the balance between these two forces. If the adhesive forces (liquid-solid) are bigger than the cohesive forces (liquid-liquid), we say the material becomes wet, and the liquid tends to spread out to maximize contact with the surface. On the other hand, if the adhesive forces (liquid-solid) are smaller than the cohesive forces (liquid-liquid), we say the material is dry, and the liquid tends to bead-up into a spherical drop and tries to minimize the contact with the surface. Water actually has pretty high cohesive forces due to hydrogen bonding, and so is not as good at wetting surfaces as some liquids such as acetone or alcohols. However, water does wet certain surfaces like glass for example. Adding detergents can make water better at wetting by lowering the cohesive forces . Water resistant materials such as Gore-tex fabric is made of material that is hydrophobic (water repellent) and so the cohesive forces within the water (liquid-liquid) are much stronger than the adhesive force (liquid-solid) and water tends to bead-up on the outside of the material and you stay dry. Answer 2: To answer this question, we need to define the term "wet." If we define "wet" as the condition of a liquid sticking to a solid surface, such as water wetting our skin, then we cannot say that water is wet by itself, because it takes a liquid AND a solid to define the term "wet." If we define "wet" as a sensation that we get when a liquid comes in contact with us, then yes, water is wet to us. If we define "wet" as "made of liquid or moisture", then water is definitely wet because it is made of liquid, and in this sense, all liquids are wet because they are all made of liquids. I think that this is a case of a word being useful only in appropriate contexts.

[@antirham7925]

wet is an adjective that describes adding water onto something, water added to water just gives more volume to the previous amount but cannot truly add any other sort of value or variable, therefore water itself cannot be wet. as fire is just gas particles that are ecxited enough to chemically react with the fuel around it, which doesn't make fire dry. It makes other objects 'dry' by exciting water molecules to th point where they become less dense than anything around it, letting them leave.

[@ApplePie-nw8ei]

for thoses who are curious , here's google awnser : Liquid water is not itself wet, but can make other solid materials wet. Wetness is the ability of a liquid to adhere to the surface of a solid, so when we say that something is wet, we mean that the liquid is sticking to the surface of a material.

[@aBbY-im4uo]

This was so funny please do another one 😂😂😂

[@galactorsus_i.n.c]

BTW people it's wet scientifically but it's not wet in the general way of thinking. but if you use science only then it is indeed wet. so wether it is or not depends on how you define it.

[@LikhonaGcobo]

Ok but this hurt my brain more than math-

[@AJEcho]

I googled it and it said water is not wet,Wetness is a ability of liquid to adhere to the surface of a solid

[@Aizawa_shota1]

In my opinion water itself isn't wet but it makes other thing wet cause wet is defined as covered in water, so water is not wet cause you can't cover water with water

[@Ace_Black-321]

I’m going to be that person…WATER IS NOT WET!!!

[@swastika5207]

Google agrees with midoriya

[@ahuk00]

Lol I watched this video and a full blown argument came up with my split personality on the topic lol 😂

[@OGLute-ImissAdam]

Even though I am very late water is not wet it self, google the answers to cheat!🤣🤣 Aizawa: stupid problem children...*sighs* don't get paid...*goes to sleep* Bakugo: WATERS WET!!!! Deku: NO ITS NOT, KACCHAN!!!

[@xp6879]

I googled is water wet out of curiosity and the answer is "Water isn't wet by itself, but it makes other materials wet when it sticks to the surface of them."

[@misslumine6994]

*a lot of my brain cells died while watching this video.*

[@no.6857]

i have a bird who can meow bc we have cats 👁️👄👁️

[@gabrielchinchillasaenz7955]

The mare thumbnail is synonym of losing brain cells 🤣🤣🤣

[@daisybb123]

After this video, I’m questioning my existence.

[@gabbyyym643]

Aoyama stop exposing us😭

[@xji7317]

Water isn’t wet our brain just say it’s wet because we touched it this is one of the few questions we can’t answer because if we touch the water it will be wet but it will already be wet by the glass or plastic or anything it is touching

[@riversric3stew]

now i’m questioning if water is wet

[@clarafrancois2873]

Oh wow I learned a new thing today 🤯🤯😳😳😳

[@kiaisanemo8966]

if you have a bowl of oatmeal, and it is sliding all over the place, you would call it watery because it's WET

[@rockytruong2344]

Water is not wet because if I just put it on like a wall and I put some wood under the water while it’s dripping it’s not very wet unless it touches fabric that’s all :D

[@yukilove7280]

Me asking everyone in my contacts Google:baby ime a hullicination

[@notthefbi7015]

according to google this is the answer to is water wet, Water isn't wet by itself, but it makes other materials wet when it sticks to the surface of them

[@Imsorryguysidontlikepickles]

I googled it and this is what it said *_water is not wet by itself, but can make other solid materials wet._* You're welcome

[@Polaris-qq2nh]

Water isn’t wet, it is wetness itself, cuz the ‘wet’ is just extremely small amounts of water on things.

[@dariatodoroki8856]

If I was in this debate, I would just say "google says water is wet, so its wet" 😂

[@samdewain2459]

This debate is more losing brain cell than the which orange came first the fruit or the color

[@JoshuaBoynton-yx8kd]

0:32 yes cows can infact meow

[@Inky682]

I’m not still crying about Dan plan I swear I’m not still crying about Danplan OKAY I AM STILL CRYING OVER DANPLAN

[@Dark.Creation8224]

Just by listening to them debat this I am loosing BRAIN CELLS

[@_Kamura_]

I personally think water is half wet Edit 9months later: I have no idea what I was talking about

[@Erioru7]

I know this is old...but I felt so HEATED listening to this omg 😭 Lowkey mad I agree with Bakugo on this 💀

[@e.2363]

The Teacher Watching This Conversation RN - 🕴️. 🕴️

[@turqey565]

To make something wet you need to add water to something dry. But if water is wet then you cant get it wet by adding more water? Idk if they said this in the video i just thinked of it in the middle of watching

[@laprinhound9369]

Water is wet because its touching itself. Because by definition anything that water touches is wet.

[@ItsMxN3cii]

I can feel the steam from the top of my head

[@EsttelleTRH]

You when bakugo said when the other person throws a bunch of questions or something like that I’d be taking over for Bakugo. after this video I am going to write two pages about why water is wet. 😊